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Fall From Grace

by Susan Kraus

Some marriages end with a bang...

Grace McDonald feels blessed: she has a strong marriage, healthy kids, and satisfying work as a therapist. And she has no idea how easily it can all be lost.

Some marriages end with a whimper...

For Mandy, marrying a hunk like Danny Rivers was a dream come true. So, when Danny treats her badly, she does what millions of women do to keep their families intact... she makes excuses and puts u... more

Dream Killing

by Magus Tor, Carrie Lynn Weniger

Ex-CIA agent Drew Corrigan never imagined that after leaving a life of fighting crime he would enter a life of killing…in his dreams. Each night Drew faces playing a game of ‘kill or be killed’, all while sleeping. Given only a gun and a watch that counts down his lives, he has no choice but to go against his better judgment and kill in order to save himself. Every night he plays he loses a life, if he is killed another life will be lost, but if he kills he earns a life. Drew must avoid reaching... more

Saving Gracie

by Nancy DeMarco

Mystery/Thriller Winner/The Kindle Book Review!

Twenty-five years after being released from the State Mental Hospital, elderly Gracie Ouellette enjoys a quiet life in the small town of Coyne Falls. The Blue Horizons Boarding House is her home, and her fellow residents, all of them suffering mild mental illnesses, are her family.

Life is good until a ghost appears, and Gracie can't be sure whether she's real or a hallucination. One thing is certain: the dead redhead is bent... more

Lie Down with Cellos and Nightshade

by Frank Walters Clark

When a famous cellist receives death threats from members of the Russian Mafiya who are trying to gain control of his multimillion dollar cello, Jazz Malone is called to investigate. What he discovers goes much deeper than extortion, uncovering a ring of high-tech smugglers and murder for hire along the way.

UNEXPECTED TARGET

by Tamika Taylor

The River: An Inspector Kwong Mystery (The Inspector Kwong Mysteries Book 2)

by Vic Warren

The second of The Inspector Kwong Mysteries, The River, builds a double tale of a brutal kidnapping and a drawing room mystery straight out of the game of Clue. It’s peppered with romance, humor, a viral manhunt and a couple of straight shots of Scotch. Huang Long Wei was dead. But before he dies, the dragon head of Pearl River Triad gives his chiefs a last wish. He wants Inspector Lawrence Kwong kidnapped and humiliated. The River blends this frightening premise with an old-fashioned murder ... more

Losing David

by Cheryl B. Dale

When his father died in 1946, sixteen-year-old David Harmony should have come into a fortune. Instead, he vanished at sea. Years later, an elderly attorney hires an unsavory actor. He claims the boy was murdered, and he intends to flush out the killer—by using the actor to impersonate David.

Steps Into Darkness

by Ben Woodard

Fourteen-year-old Tom Wallace plans to escape the small town in 1923 Kentucky—the town that won’t let him forget his past—when a horrific explosion changes his mind. He teams with his cousin, Will to solve a perplexing mystery. False clues mislead them until they discover a surprising name and rush to confront the real enemy—and then wish they hadn’t.

Short Stories & Such: Short Story Anthology

by Janna Hill

Short Stories & Such is a tantalizing (if not terrifying) anthology of short stories, flash fiction and poetry combining popular titles by Janna Hill. Bonus: New releases including Hemingway’s Beloved, which was originally published in the Horror Writer’s Poetry Showcase, Volume I, along with expanded versions of the original shorts. Following a four star review of Once Upon a Dead Gull one of Amazon's top 500 reviewers had this to say, "As Janna/Joe Hill notes in her final chapter, "Could you..... more

Logic Lotty: The Fortune Teller's Spoon

by Paige Peterson

There are certainly some interesting people in the town of Redville, and one of them is a thief! Lotty Lewis loves to solve problems, and uses a special chart called a logic matrix to organize her clues. Can Lotty and her friend Gavin gather enough information to solve the mystery? Logic puzzles for children have a myriad of benefits, including increased memory, deductive reasoning skills, and organizational skills. With quirky characters that young readers are bound to love, Logic Lotty is ... more

The Red Ribbon

by Rachel B. Ledge

In the tradition of Daphne du Maurier and Dean Koontz comes this enthralling debut from Rachel B. Ledge. England 1774. A reluctant clairvoyant distrusts her mind struggles to adjust to life after she witnessed the mysterious demise of her closest friend at the hands of the man she loved. She returns home to find her manor home has fallen into decay and her headstrong sister is intent on marrying a man of her own choosing. When her friend beckons from the grave, she is forced to embrace her ab... more

The Critical Element

by John L Betcher

FROM A USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR. The scientific community declared the North Korean “weather satellite” dead on arrival in space. And until recently, the scientists were right. But now the satellite has awakened and the Kim regime wastes no time in launching its secret space-based weapon against the American mainland. Unfortunately, the North Koreans’ aim is bad and their package lands in the middle of nowhere—Ottawa County, Minnesota—where the deadly delivery sets in motion a sequence o... more

The Newton Prophecies

by Keith Katsikas

A plot of terror like the world has never seen and a dark secret that could spawn the apocalypse.

Ever since witnessing an avalanche devour his parents at the age of twelve, Michael DiBianco has had an odd obsession with the divine. Today, a renowned physicist, Harvard Divinity professor, and bestselling author of The Newton Theories and The Book, DiBianco has devoted his life to uncovering the secrets of the Bible. What he ultimately discovers, however, is tha... more

Mission to Fail

by Michael Eldar

On a Saturday morning, Steve Pinter, the main character in my book “Mission to Fail”, received a call from a college friend now with the White House, to come immediately to Washington. No reason given. In Washington Steve is asked to joins a team created to investigate the raging presidential scandal. Steve, intrigued, accepts, regarding it as a nice distraction, not even imagining the dangers lurking in the background. Following the money trail, he notices suspicious coincidences, and soon find... more

The Carpathian Assignment

by Chip Wagar

Located in the remote province of Transylvania in late nineteenth-century Hungary, Bistritz is a quaint provincial city nestled in the Carpathian mountains and forests. For one looking forward to a quiet retirement, the pretty Baroque town seems ideal. Such are the thoughts of Kálváry Istvan, a recently widowed and retired cavalry colonel, as he arrives to take up his last assignment as Chief of Police in the Spring of 1896. Istvan's expectations are dashed almost immediately upon his arrival... more

Pretender at the Gate (Markinch Series Book 2)

by SJ Garland

Stuart Period Great Britain is the stage for SJ Garland’s latest book, Pretender at the Gate (the second title in the Markinch Series). In this new, fast-paced historical fiction title, Captain Esmond Clyde-Dalton prepares to wed his love. But after she is incarcerated, he is quickly cast into a journey of mystery, deceit and duplicity. Readers will be drawn to the diverse cast of characters and will almost immediately become tangled in a web of conspiracy and treason as the endearing Esmond tr... more

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